* init files, dir structure
* wip: it's working need to suss out the readme and some of the consts...
* ok that's probably good enough for a first pass...
* chore: spelling
* chore: readme tweaks
* chore: clippy and fmt
* chore: add self and changes to changelog.md
* fix: typo and remove env_logger via cfg flag for wasm builds (which this doesn't supprot anyway)
* refactor: bring inline with newer wgpu
* refactor: bring inline with newer wgpu
* chore: work on the readme a bit...
* refactor: remove a bunch of everything, be simple
* wip: get a test going
* wip: remove unrequired pub(s)...
* refactor: remove a bunch of everything, be simple
wip: get a test going
* wip: remove unrequired pub(s)...
wip: remove unrequired pub(s)...
* chore: cleanups, typos, simplifying
* chore: reconcile changelog diffs
* fix: re-add our change to the changelog
* wip: finess the docs a bit per request...
* chore: trying to get the woring right...
* chore: trying to get the woring right...
* fix: typos
* fix: spelling
* Update mod.rs
swap all loops over to 'for' by request.
Flume's sender is already Send/Sync
chunks will already split for us
.unwraps() unwraps everywhere!
* Update CHANGELOG.md
Co-authored-by: Jim Blandy <jimb@red-bean.com>
* 1GB as the example says we'll do
- 1GB as the example says we'll do
- update readme for windows users.
* init files, dir structure
* wip: it's working need to suss out the readme and some of the consts...
* ok that's probably good enough for a first pass...
* chore: spelling
* chore: readme tweaks
* chore: clippy and fmt
* chore: add self and changes to changelog.md
* fix: typo and remove env_logger via cfg flag for wasm builds (which this doesn't supprot anyway)
* refactor: bring inline with newer wgpu
* refactor: bring inline with newer wgpu
* chore: work on the readme a bit...
* refactor: remove a bunch of everything, be simple
* wip: get a test going
* wip: remove unrequired pub(s)...
* wip: remove unrequired pub(s)...
wip: remove unrequired pub(s)...
* chore: cleanups, typos, simplifying
* fix: re-add our change to the changelog
* wip: finess the docs a bit per request...
* chore: trying to get the woring right...
* chore: trying to get the woring right...
* fix: typos
* fix: spelling
* Update mod.rs
swap all loops over to 'for' by request.
Flume's sender is already Send/Sync
chunks will already split for us
.unwraps() unwraps everywhere!
* Update CHANGELOG.md
Co-authored-by: Jim Blandy <jimb@red-bean.com>
* 1GB as the example says we'll do
- 1GB as the example says we'll do
- update readme for windows users.
* bring up to date with trunk
sync with trunk.
make more of Jim's changes
* some of the consts have changed name.
* small tweaks
* what is the flag called now?
what is the flag called now?
* Update shader.wgsl
naming things betterer
* Update README.md
reword readme
* Update README.md
simplify readme
* Update mod.rs
remove unused
* well at least it compiles again
* BUG: ... it seems to run forever and never complete.
* nicer shader module creation
* ... add logging to track down infinite hangtime...
* use 2 buffers in the test
* test and example pass (now they do the same number of buffers..
* that's better...
* fix: remove duplicate entries
* fix: whitespace
* move changelog entry to #unreleased per request
* fix: target_arch != wasm to satiate pipeline
* fix: target_arch != wasm to satiate pipeline
* pipeline want's us to allow allows...
* savage hacks to make the wasm build ignore our test
* fix: allow the allowing of allows that allow the dead_code.
* Fix: no tests on wasm
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Co-authored-by: Jim Blandy <jimb@red-bean.com>
This allows `wgpu` to not unconditionally depend on `std::path::Path`.
It’s also, in my opinion, more user-friendly, because the feature which
most users will not use (and is not currently functional) is now a
defaultable struct field instead of a required parameter.
The disadvantage is that `wgpu-types` now has to know about tracing.
According to winit docs, pre_present_notify() should be called right
before calling present().
This actually prevents some issues on Wayland, like freezing the whole
application when the window is not visible (ask me how I know).
